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Letter from Nathan Lord on Amherst, New Hampshire to Samuel Fletcher, enclosing $30, the fee subscribed to make him a member of the New Hampshire branch of the American Education Society. Also money to pay for the Repository.

Three-page letter from Nathan Lord at Dartmouth College to Rev. John Codman, telling him that he has sent James Annance to Union Academy. He proposes that the half of the township of Wheelock which belongs to Moor's School shcould be transferred to Dartmouth College. The application of the Scotch fund in such an event.

Letter from Nathan Lord at Dartmouth College to Benjamin Jewett, postmaster of Gilford, New Hampshire, telling him that he is unable to find a young man at Dartmouth to take position as teacher in Gilford.

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Four-page letter from Nathan Lord at Dartmouth College of Oliver Payson Hubbard, telling him that he is unable to secure quarters for Hubbard at Mr. Freeman's. He is sending a check for $500. There promises to be good medical and academic classes. Also asks what Hubbard wants done about the laboratory. Lord can not answer for the Trustees in regard to lecturing at other institutions.

Three-page letter from Nathan Lord at Dartmouth College to Oliver Payson Huubard in New Haven, Connecticut, telling him that the box has arrived and been deposited in laboratory. Mentions places Hubbard might get a room. Have all the boxes ordered come?

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Four-page letter by Nathan Lord addressed to "My dear son and daughter" regarding a Christmas party. William is in poor health." (Photocopy)

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Letter from Nathan Lord in Hanover to President Smith, telling him that Mr. Blaisdell said he could be paid at Commencement. Amount should be drawn in behalf of his son William H. Lord.

Lord wrote to convey a deed to John Page, who was Register of Deeds for Grafton County, New Hampshire at the time. A notation on the reverse side of the letter identifies the deed as a Mrs. Brown's to a Mr. Bell.

Four-page letter from Nathan Lord in Hanover, N.H., to Alpheus Benning Crosby about Dr. Mussey as a religious man. (Letter torn on right side).

Two-page letter from Nathan Lord at Dartmouth College to Rev. John Codman with a statement of Moor's School accounts. Osunkhirhine's account. A proposal in regard to the application of the Scotch Fund.